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The President's Lead:
By Bill Signorelli
As we approach the end of 2004, and the holidays are upon us, so is the year end rush and pressures. I know around the Security America office it certainly is hectic, and up at the Signorelli household things get crazy. But each of us need to remember to set aside time to enjoy our family, count our blessings, help those who are less fortunate and renew old friendships.
I thank each and every one of you?our fellow employees, our customers, our vendors, our Board and our friends for the continued partnerships that has kept Security America a success story. From all of us here in the office in Charleston and Columbus, we extend our warmest wishes for a safe and happy holiday season and a healthy and prosperous 2005 to all.
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Interested?
Please contact us at
1-888-832-6732
or
asbury@securityamerica.com
CONGRATULATIONS?
?To Melissa M. Martin for being named Employee of the Quarter for June. Melissa is a security officer at Charleston Newspaper in Charleston. She has been employed with Security America since May 2003. Congratulations and keep up the good work!
?To John W. Lloyd for being named Employee of the Quarter for September. John is a security officer at ACF Industries in Huntington, WV. He has been with Security America since June 2003. Congratulations and keep up the good work.
Supervisor's Meeting Don?t Forget!!
The Supervisors meeting and annual Award?s Luncheon will be held December 9th at the Holiday Inn Express Civic Center. All supervisors must attend. You can call the Holiday Inn Express Civic Center at 304-345-0600 for directions.
Security Update
The newest edition of Security Update is Electronic Security Systems. These will be mailed out soon so watch your mail for them.
HOLIDAY SAFETY TIPS FOR YOUR HOME
*Use only decorative lights that have been tested for safety. Look for the UL Label from Underwriters Laboratories on the light cords.
*Check each set of lights for broken or cracked sockets, frayed or bare wires, and/or loose connections. If there is any question about the safety of the light set, it should be thrown away.
*Check the labels on the light set for inside or outside use. Never use inside lights outside. Be sure to fasten your outside light sets tightly so they will not be damaged by the wind. The wind can cause the wires to fray and break.
*Read the manufacturers instructions carefully. Do not use more than the recommended number of lights on a circuit.
*Always turn off your lights on trees or on paper decorations before going out or going to bed. If there is a short circuit, a fire may start.
*Check your fire extinguisher to be sure that it is full and working properly. Make sure that everyone knows where it is and how to use it.
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